Grieving the Loss of a Beloved Family Member
Jane Daly and Geremy Keeton describe how grief can draw us closer to God if we are willing to go through it, stay connected with others, and trust Him for the results.
September 17, 2026
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For over 20 years, Jeremy Nunes has drawn rave reviews for his clever observations and unique storytelling style. Jeremy’s Dry Bar Comedy Special, “Neighborhood Sasq-Watch,” is one of the highest rated episodes on the platform. He’s the author of You Can’t Write City Hall, based on his real-life experiences after accidentally being elected mayor of his small town in rural Illinois. Jeremy and his wife Sandra have two children.
Jane Daly and Geremy Keeton describe how grief can draw us closer to God if we are willing to go through it, stay connected with others, and trust Him for the results.
Lysa TerKeurst describes how fear can drive our need for control and how trusting God with the things we can’t fix or change can bring freedom and peace.
Michelle Lentz offers newlywed wives practical advice from her book Hey Beginner Wife: Practical Tips and Heartfelt Advice to Help You Have a Happy Marriage. She covers topics that include connecting in unexpected ways, growing together through difficult circumstances, developing a “team” mindset, and much more.
Crystal Paine shares her four-step system that can help moms feel less frazzled and have more room to breathe in your everyday life. She says that moms should pray for their day, prioritize their goals, plan out their time, and prep for new routines.
Educational expert Cynthia Tobias discusses the three main ways that people learn: auditory, visual and kinesthetic, and the strengths and weaknesses of each style. Cynthia stresses the importance of recognizing that every child is different and the need for parent’s to accept their child when their learning style differs from their own. (Part 1 of 2)
The strength of your marriage depends on the strength of its foundation. Howard and Danielle Taylor, seasoned marriage coaches, describe how to build your relationship on rock-solid principles from scripture. They share relatable communication mishaps, encouragement for managing expectations, and ideas for reigniting fun and friendship in marriage.
